badmojo

out of focus
Aug 23
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I propose a new rule for discussions of object-oriented programming:

> **Anyone who brings up examples of Dog, Bike, Car, Person,
> or other real-world objects, unless they are talking about writing a
> clone of The Sims or something, is immediately shot**.

Jul 19
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Core Data & Categories

Here’s a small tip when working with Core Data. If you have some convenience methods or other behavior you’d like to add to your managed object, please do so by creating a category for your managed object class. This way you can regenerate your managed object classes without losing your precious methods.

Example:

The header file of the generated managed object class:

Managed Object

The category that extends the functionality of the managed object:

Category

take care,

phil.

Jul 16
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Static Libraries & Workspaces in XCode 4

For those who struggle with workspaces, multiple projects and shared static libraries, read this blog post by Jonah Williams. 

Jul 14
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Christopher Walken, ftw.

Jul 10
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fuckyeahgrieg:

Needful Things (1993), Nettie & Buster

In the Hall of the Mountain King, Peer Gynt

Jul 09
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fuckyouverymuch:

We think Jack is one of the coolest guys alive.

fuckyouverymuch:

We think Jack is one of the coolest guys alive.

Jul 07
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Advice From An Old Programmer

“Programming as an intellectual activity is the only art form that allows you to create interactive art. You can create projects that other people can play with, and you can talk to them indirectly. No other art form is quite this interactive. Movies flow to the audience in one direction. Paintings do not move. Code goes both ways.”

Learn Python The Hard Way, Zed A. Shaw.


It is not the only art form to create interactive art, but who cares or dares to disagree: Zed A. Shaw is Chuck Norris (for programmers, Motherfucker!)

Jul 01
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anyuser:

Fast, fierce and raw, striped down to the essence of gaming. You can call it a Party Game – if you know how to party.

Shaped was created in collaboration with Adrian Stutz, Reto Spoerri, Florian Faller, Bastiaan van Rooden in a 48 hours Global Game Jam Session.

(Source: anyuser)